Reiki

Usui Sensei believed that Reiki energy could continue to be developed and one of the methods he recommended to do this was for a student to receive as many Reijus or attunements (also called Placements or Ignitions) as possible. In addition, Usui Sensei asked Chujiro Hayashi Sensei to develop Reiki further, which he did by developing the Reiju process.

The seven chakras are the main energy centers of the body. You've probably heard people talk about "unblocking" their chakras, which refers to the idea that when all of our chakras are open, energy can run through them freely, and harmony exists between the physical body, mind, and spirit. Chakra translates to "wheel" in Sanskrit, and you can imagine them like wheels of free-flowing positive energy.

The key is to find the approach that works best for the individual and to address all aspects of the self for optimal healing.

The third eye is a powerful symbol of spiritual awakening and intuition, and has been revered for centuries for its ability to unlock the secrets of the inner self.

Healing is a process that involves addressing the root cause of an issue, rather than just treating the symptoms. This can involve addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of an individual. Healing is a holistic process that requires the integration of different aspects of the self.

It is believed that the pendulum can tap into the subtle energies and vibrations of the universe and provide answers to questions about the past, present, and future.

When the third eye chakra is balanced, it can lead to a greater sense of clarity, purpose, and connection to the universe.

The Crown Chakra is the seat, the source of universal energy. It is infinite and does not have an end. This is why you can never exist and be present in the physical world when your consciousness energy is unbalanced.

It is important to keep the throat chakra balanced because it is the center of communication and self-expression in the body. The throat chakra governs our ability to express ourselves authentically and effectively, to speak our truth, and to communicate our needs and desires to others.